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Ages Ago by C. J. Stevens Tuesday, April 06, 2004 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
ages ago the wind buried the windows with pillows of snow and the last stars were hidden in a pocket of clouds then the thunder of ice rose from the lake and water froze in the pipes and I sat up late looking back on all my rages all my regrets as the chimney emptied the stove then off to bed with misgivings feeling helpless feeling low that was last night ages ago ages ago

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Reviewed by na na (Reader)	4/8/2004

C.J., Indeed very well done ... loved the images ... they reflected your emotional state very well. Happy Easter. Bill Murray




Reviewed by E. Richardson	4/6/2004

a well done piece on the winter blues...good job, C.J.




Reviewed by jude forese	4/6/2004

has a nice flow to it ...




Reviewed by Helga Ross	4/6/2004

This is in a word: Wonderful!




Reviewed by ya mama (Reader)	4/6/2004

great write.